The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing Deep Ocean Package is not just an upgrade—it’s a statement. Priced at $26,995, this exclusive styling package costs nearly as much as an entirely new entry-level luxury car, adding a dramatic layer of exclusivity to one of Cadillac’s most powerful sedans.
With a base price of $102,795, the CT5-V Blackwing already competes with heavyweights like the BMW M5 and Audi RS7. Now, the Deep Ocean Package pushes the performance sedan even further into premium territory.
What Makes the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing Deep Ocean Package Special?
Limited to just 200 units, the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing Deep Ocean Package is designed for collectors and enthusiasts who want something rarer than rare.
Key highlights include:
- Distinctive Deep Ocean Blue exterior paint (first seen on the Optiq-V)
- Extensive carbon fiber exterior elements
- 19-inch graphite-finished wheels
- Blue brake calipers
- Black interior with bold blue accents
- Blue seat belts
- High-performance bucket seats
It’s a cosmetic transformation that amplifies the Blackwing’s already aggressive presence.
Carbon Fiber, Exclusivity, and Performance DNA
Luxury performance cars today lean heavily into carbon fiber—and Cadillac is no exception. The Deep Ocean Package layers the CT5-V Blackwing with motorsport-inspired detailing, reinforcing its super-sedan credentials.
While GM Authority notes that individual components would total approximately $24,430 if optioned separately, the packaged exclusivity—and the 200-unit limitation—adds a premium that goes beyond pure arithmetic.
This is less about value engineering and more about rarity.
A Super Sedan in a Changing Cadillac Lineup
The CT5-V Blackwing occupies a fascinating space in Cadillac’s evolving portfolio. On one end, the brand offers accessible luxury like the CT4, starting around $36,000. On the other, ultra-luxury ambitions shine through with models like the Celestiq, which starts at over $361,000.
The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing Deep Ocean Package sits firmly in the middle—blending American muscle, European-level competition, and aspirational pricing. It reflects Cadillac’s ongoing transformation into a true global luxury contender.
Is It Worth $26,995?
For some buyers, the price of the Deep Ocean Package could nearly fund another Cadillac entirely. But for the 200 customers who secure one, the value lies in exclusivity, visual impact, and the subtle power of owning something few others ever will.
In a market increasingly driven by limited editions and bespoke detailing, Cadillac understands one thing clearly: luxury today isn’t just about performance—it’s about distinction.